Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 06, 2019

C’mon, be a MAN!

Laura has a full time job and a home with three kids and an infant, poor thing!

Dang, indeed.

dream on! NO BREAKING THE HOUSE AGAIN!

Come on. Fight for what you want. I mean imagine what a breeze it will be cleaning up the leaves next fall. Don’t even get me started on cleaning the gutters. Flame throwers are great for everything. Your barbecues will be legendary.

Improvise Adam. Do you have a garden sprayer, some gasoline, a lighter?

Back to the original snowblower idea…

A weed burner might do the job and it’s totally legal.

I am still trying to work out how he plans to clear the driveway so he can take the car to pick up a flamethrower or snowblower.

https://www.motor1.com/news/71938/the-wildest-snow-removal-vehicles-ever-w-video/“So say you’re the head of the public transportation system in one of America’s most technologically advanced cities, and you’re tasked with removing snow on the tracks. Where do you turn? To the Portec RMC Hurricane Jet Snowblower, of course. With the ol’ Portec, you simply spool up a Korean War-era Allison turbine mounted to a crusty old locomotive, and point the business end down. VIDEO: Audi S2 + Frozen Lake = Epic Drifting In a matter of seconds, you’re generating 3,000 pounds of thrust at a temperature of 1,000 degrees, and you’re turning miles worth of snow drifts into rainwater. The only trouble you run into is it’s not particularly efficient. It burns 900 gallons of fuel on a single run and has to have a fuel truck on standby. "

Ok, I’ll buy an industrial sized snow-plow truck.

Surprisingly a flame thrower does not melt snow very fast… fun but a shovel would be less work

Come on Man! Put your back to it.

When Mom speaks, the debate is over.

NO, never close.

Got a line on a new $3k liquid napalm thrower with an effective range of 110ft+ (33.5+m)..

Just right for those touch-ups..